#deathdealing

This book comes from this link. Today's excerpt begins on page 91. While many of the men who are conscripted into military service by their nation to fight during a war will kill some of the enemy, only

This book comes from this link. Today's excerpt begins on page 14. Silent killing with the knife is not the same as knife fighting. Therefore, technique of manipulation for the kill is not the same as

This book comes from this link. Today's excerpt begins on page 11. Firearms are usually the most desirable weapons to employ in making a hit. This would apply, as you shall see later, even when commercially

This book comes from this link. Today's excerpt begins on page 7. Back of skull and base of neck A fatality can be counted upon only when a sulficiently powerful and decisive attack is made; ie. with a

This book comes from this link. Today's excerpt begins on page 4 . Top center of the head An instantly with an ice-pick, combat knife (especially a dirktype stilleto like the Fairbairn-Sykes Commando blade),

This book comes from this link. Today's excerpt begins on page 1 . Uppermost on the list of must items to be covered in the training course undertaken by a professional killer, to prepare him for the

This book comes from this link. Today's excerpt begins on page ix. Very few people ever think of killing as a profession; but for more people than the world’s governments care to admit, killing other people

This book comes from this link. Today's excerpt begins on page . WARNING! The contents of this manual are offered for informational purposes only. Neither the author nor Paladin Press advocates the use